EPTYou have bonus pool. Add your bonus pool to your points, those are your actual points(assuming 50% winrate, so your actual points are most likely even higher). If you're a 1k diamond with 1.1k bonus pool, you're a 2100 diamond. If you're being matched vs 2400s, it's working properly. Spend your bonus pool completely first, then make these kinds of threads.
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Shikyo
Finland33997 Posts
You have bonus pool. Add your bonus pool to your points, those are your actual points(assuming 50% winrate, so your actual points are most likely even higher). If you're a 1k diamond with 1.1k bonus pool, you're a 2100 diamond. If you're being matched vs 2400s, it's working properly. Spend your bonus pool completely first, then make these kinds of threads. | ||
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Lucid90
Canada340 Posts
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yesplz
United States295 Posts
Unless you're trying to get into tournaments that look at rating why does your rating matter to you? It's just a number...If your friends laugh just crush them in game and shut them up. | ||
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Dental Floss
United States1015 Posts
On December 20 2010 10:13 kYem wrote: Really bad advise. If you do one build good you will be in mid diamond in no time. if you can do it perfectly you can reach top diamond. Once you have one build ONLY then you should star adding aditional builds. It doesn't matter if you have "10 builds" but every game its actually different... and in fact you cant do even one build correctly. Thats why most people cant move up because they play on the flow, meaning they do not improve because every time you in different situation and you don't know how to react vs opponent build. If you try to figure out everything it's takes SO much time. Its not time effective use. No, actually most top players (well really all of them) don't memorize build orders. Its not really good for your game sense to be memorizing lists. Instead pros are using timings such as "if I want 100 gas when my pool finishes I need to put 3 drones into gas 10 seconds before my pool starts." or "if I build an infester when my pathanogen glands is 60% done it will hatch with enough energy to fungal. When you use this kind of knowledge it doesn't matter what build you are using, and you'll be a much better player for it. | ||
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Effen
227 Posts
On December 20 2010 13:21 Dental Floss wrote: No, actually most top players (well really all of them) don't memorize build orders. Its not really good for your game sense to be memorizing lists. Instead pros are using timings such as "if I want 100 gas when my pool finishes I need to put 3 drones into gas 10 seconds before my pool starts." or "if I build an infester when my pathanogen glands is 60% done it will hatch with enough energy to fungal. When you use this kind of knowledge it doesn't matter what build you are using, and you'll be a much better player for it. exactly. | ||
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scDeluX
Canada1341 Posts
Diamond league with it's points system is a joke right now, just play more and you'll have more pts. | ||
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57 Corvette
Canada5941 Posts
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EpicLord
United States18 Posts
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Dental Floss
United States1015 Posts
On December 21 2010 01:36 57 Corvette wrote: I've been having something similar to the OP, however in addition to all the 2k diamonds i am facing (about 1400 diamond here), i also face 1-2 650ish point diamond players per 10 ladder games i play. This is confusing, as i don't know if my hidden MMR is near the 2k diamond level or closer to the 700 diamond level. Trying to associate your MMR with a "point level" is a fundamentally flawed exercise. You cannot compare skill levels between players using the SC2 point system. The point system is directly designed to not give you any information about skill/MMR. | ||
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jinorazi
Korea (South)4948 Posts
i decided to sit down and play to use up my bonus pool points. as i playing, i get matched up against high diamonds and get +8 or +12, when i play mid 1000's, i get +22. i keep getting matched up against harder opponents yet i get lower points. this seems very pointless to me and deprived me of all motivation to play ladder. now i play my friend's account for noob bashing (i leave on purpose so i don't win)...this is more fun. | ||
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majestouch
United States395 Posts
steps to get better: 1- pick 1 race and stick with it 2- figure out your "niche" or what buid orders you are comfortable with 3- watch day9 dailies and other commentators/analyzers 4- set small goals and accomplish each one before progressing to the next one inevitably getting better 5- repeat steps 2-4 Hope that helps and best of luck in your endeavor ps day9 did a good little segment over looking at what caused you to lose a game not the last battle but earlier etc - in other words, i suggest watching your replays and see what first made you have an unfavorable position | ||
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